"Environmental Science - NEW"

Hardy hand-held GPS to support optimal accuracy in steep country, urban canyons, and dense forests.

Chipboard is a stiff, easy to cut, lightweight, low cost, and recyclable material used to make simple wind turbine blades.

Hand and easy-to-read field guides that span all natural science subjects.

All you need to add is a wind source, basic tools, and imagination!

Polycrystalline solar cell with wires used for educational purposes.

This is a complete set of all the solutions required for routine pH measurement.

Need a tower for your turbine nacelle? This is the same tower that comes in the Basic Wind Experiment Kit and the Advanced Wind Experiment Kit. The wooden tower has a diameter that fits inside 1-inch PVC fittings.

Rubber stamp the real weather on a given day or what the students would like the weather to be. With this set of 12 different high quality stamps, learn about the changing weather patterns.

Build a complete turbine by making your own tower and base with PVC pipe (from a hardware store) or use the KidWind Tower and Base Set. You will also need a generator and a way to affix the turbine blades. We recommend using the KidWind Wind Turbine Generator with Wires and a KidWind Hub.

This kit enables a number of advanced experiments, especially with GENPack generator module. Try different gear ratios, blade designs, generators, and more, in a creative, hands-on inquiry into wind energy science. This nacelle also converts for conducting weightlifting experiments, making it a great option for studying mechanical and electrical energy.